Plant grafting

Grafting is a sophisticated horticultural technique that involves joining parts from two plants so they grow as one. This method is commonly used in fruit tree propagation to combine the desirable …

Master the art of grafting for unlimited new fruit trees. Words: Sheryn Dean Grafting is the most common way of propagating a fruit tree. A branch, which will replicate the fruit exactly, is taken from the mother tree and stored in a moist and cool place until spring. This is called the scion wood. In spring, the scion is joined (grafted) to the roots of another plant, known as the rootstock. Both bring attributes to the tree. The rootstock determines the height, disease-resistance…

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Grafting lets you reproduce a plant into identical clones. Roses, fruits will stay as sweet as ever, even on new trees! Cleft, bark, shield, approach graft

Grafting seems like magic because it lets you take two existing plants to create a better one. We'll take the mystery out of it so you can get started.

Plant grafting is a plant propagation method dating back thousands of years combining scions (stems) and rootstock to create new plants. Find out how to get started grafting fruit trees and rose bushes for your garden.

Hardwood cuttings are taken from woody shrubs and perennial plants in the fall or over the winter months. Like cuttings taken at other times, they are a great way to increase the stock of plants